Sentence examples for plasma piles from inspiring English sources
The movement happens so quickly, however, that some of the plasma piles up in between the high- and low-density areas like a traffic jam.
As Dp approaches 1, a region of plasma pile up is formed resulting in the formation of a fast magnetosonic bow wave standing upstream of the dipole.
These two wakes are associated with the formation of a plasma tail, however, no appreciable pile up is observed upstream of the dipole.
"Inventories of plasma display panels and L.C.D.'s piled up.
This is one of the most important features of the magnetopause reconnection, in which a pile-up of the solar wind plasma density is significantly larger than the magnetosphere density by a factor of 10 50.
For example, in some cases even people tested positive with hepatitis are allowed to give plasma; their plasma is simply placed in a different pile.
Also, trafficking via this pathway is reduced by the TC10 mutants with the GDP-bound mutation, which causes AMPA receptors to pile up in the endosomes, and the GTP-bound mutation, which causes AMPA receptors to exit the endosomes but pile up in transport vesicles prior to fusion with the plasma membrane.
In all the specimens treated by low power plasma ashing, no rod-like crystals but irregular platelets were observed to be piled together, which were more distinguishable in the TEM fields.
The first pass resembles all features reported for the Plasma Depletion Layer (PDL) adjacent to the low-shear magnetopause (plasma depletion and corresponding pile-up of the magnetic field strength) but a magnetic shear across the magnetopause was as high as 90°.
This causes the atomic equivalent of a motorway pile up, with particles smashing into each other and the xenon and neon gases used in plasma screens releasing photons of light.
Enhanced plasma pressure in the DL region produced by the earthward flow decelerates the flow, and the magnetic field in the flow piles up near the DL region at x/d∼−3 [see Fig. 5 c of Run(3)].
